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    Faith and reason are often times viewed as opposites. Some believe in one, while some believe in others. The real question is; can you believe in both equally? Greek philosophers favored reason as their explanation for most situations while Judeo-Christian tradition favored faith as their way to salvation (Introduction). Faith and reason can be compatible because when analyzing certain situations, there are no other explanations other than God. For example, the big debate that will never come to…

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    Life of Pi Essay Religion and Faith By: Shlok Mehta Teacher: Ms. Poutissou The novel Life of Pi by Yann Martel is about a sixteen year old boy Piscine Molitor Patel whose journey on a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger Richard Parker is really long and exhausting but the hope keeps him going. In the novel religion and faith play a major role in Piscine’s survival. Religion and faith are necessary for Piscine’s survival because it brings out the courage and gives him more strength to survive.…

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    “Religion and faith are separate entities” is indeed a true statement. The dictionary defines religion as an organized system of beliefs, ceremonies, and rules used to worship a god or a group of gods. And it defines faith as a strong belief or trust in someone or something. The book gives us some insights on what religion is; among them is that religion establishes the use of symbolism and rituals, the structuring of time, or the acceptance of moral rules. Religion is the product of a…

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    Navida Wazeed Medieval Autobiography 105-15 Faith and reason disbelief During the thirteenth century there was a new state of confidence in, which a relationship is formed between faith and reasoning. Abelard a philosopher and theologian at the time took this to his advantage. At a young age he began to strive to learn philosophy, once he learned all he could from a school he would move on to the next. Until there was no one wise enough to teach him, therefore he started his own school. His…

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    Brown,” delves deeply into the time where faith was the center of most people’s lives. Throughout the story, Goodman Brown faces many confusing occurrences involving his decisions in what to do with his “faith.” Faith is an interesting symbol in this story because the author interprets “faith” in many ways. Goodman Brown’s wife, Faith is a symbol for Goodman Brown’s faith in God. In this allegorical story, Hawthorne creates an interesting take on how “faith” as a symbol can represent that…

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    were created with reason and logic, something no other species has. Yet, we have faith in things that may seem irrational. There are many things people have faith in, for example: a sea being split in half, bread just forming in the middle of a desert, and even a man raising himself from the dead. Reason can be a great ally to faith at times, but there are still times that you must rely on faith alone. People have faith in many possible phenomena which is highly unlikely to happen in nature.…

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    Young Goodman Brown, a man who decided to test his faith. He believes that his morals, and beliefs could never be changed. In reality, he never needed to challenge the path of goodness, if he stays on the same road, he will stay the “goodman” that he is, without malicious thinking. We are born pure, and with goodness, but through life we gain knowledge that distort our thinking. That was the case of Young Goodman Brown, he decided to go on the journey that he knew he will be tempted by malicious…

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    step, it is important that I recognize God has a plan for me and I shall have faith in his plan. If there are challenges placed before me, I must accept these challenges and try my best to work my way through them; After all, being optimistic in circumstances such as struggles and bumps along my pathway will benefit me best and enable me to achieve what I set my heart to. With this, I believe it is a matter of having faith in the plans God has set for me to achieve, staying optimistic, and…

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    My Personal Faith Journey What role does my faith play in my life? This is one of my day to day questions. Since I can remember, my religion and my life come hand in hand. I grew up in a town with a very strong Catholic faith that was passed on to me and I have kept it since. I started learning about my faith since I was a child and now that I am a young adult, I try day by day to understand it better and to follow the teachings of it. My faith is something I carry with me everywhere I go and…

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    Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom is an excellent book about faith. The author has a great experience and a master’s degree in journalism, which gives him the skills to write books. Additionally, as a child, his schools and university were religious, which gives him the knowledge to write about faith. Tuesdays with Morrie, The Five People You Meet in Heaven, and The First Phone Call from Heaven are just three of the 42 books he has written. Furthermore, this book has great points about life…

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